Kenyan legends set to spice up 2020 Tanzanian Guru Nanak Rally

Carl "Flash" Tundo's Triumph TR8 at Fairmont Mount Kenya Safari Club in Nanyuki, Laikipia County on July 30, 2019. [Mose Sammy, Standard]

="https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/sports/sports/2001343623/yaay-fasten-your-belt-the-safari-rally-is-back">Three Kenyan rally drivers< will be dancing in the dust and mud as they carry the country’s flag at the Tanzanian Guru Nanak rally championships.

Kenya’s Safari Rally legends Carl “Flash” Tundo and Ian Duncan will be in action at the event scheduled for November 7-8 in Manduli, Arusha. The rally has also attracted another Kenyan raising star Karan Patel.

Karan is currently one of ="https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/sports/sports/2001343623/yaay-fasten-your-belt-the-safari-rally-is-back">the fastest drivers

Duncan will be navigated by Tej Sehmi while Karan is reuniting with Tausef Khan.

Riyaz Ismail, who is currently lying second on the Tanzanian rally log, will be rallying with Gurjit Dhani of Hari Singh Team in a Skoda Proto.

Ian Duncan co-driven by Anthony Nielson in their Rover Vitesse car. [Gideon Maundu]

="https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/sports/sports/2001343597/safari-rally-back-to-kenya-after-17-years">Veteran Kenyan navigator Duncan, who won the 1994 ="https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/sports/sports/2001343597/safari-rally-back-to-kenya-after-17-years">WRC Safari Rally

Tundo, who has five ="https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/sports/sports/2001343597/safari-rally-back-to-kenya-after-17-years">Safari Rally titles< under his belt, will be navigated by his longstanding co-driver Tim Jessop.

Carl "Flash" Tundo and his navigator Tim Jessop battle through a muddy section at Soysambu in Naivasha during the 2018 Safari Rally n March 17. [Boniface Okendo]